Did you know that the average person takes a trip to the bathroom roughly 2,500 times a year? This translates to about 6 to 8 daily visits, making it one of the most frequently used spaces in a single home. Not only that, but If you have guests over, it’s highly likely that they’ll need to use the restroom and, most often, judge your entire household based on its appearance.
Bathroom Types
- Full Bathroom. Also known as the master bathroom, this type features a toilet, sink, bathtub, and shower, or a combination of both.
- Three-quarter Bathroom. Similar to the full bathroom, this type is equipped with either a shower or a bathtub, but not both. If you’re considering a complete bathroom remodel, this is most likely the one you should be looking at.
- Half-bathroom. Commonly referred to as powder rooms or guest bathrooms, half-bathrooms come equipped with a toilet and a sink.
- Quarter-bathroom. The smallest of the bunch, often containing either a toilet or a shower stall. They’re probably not your typical bathroom remodel contender.
Contemporary Design Ideas
Minimalism Is Key
Smart Storage Practices
Light Sources
Artistic Color-Schemes
- Black/White. Nothing like a bit of yin and yang to spice up the atmosphere. The vertical half-black, half-white finish is among the popular ones and worthy of consideration.
- Navy Blue/White. Take your home to the coast of Amalfi with the combination of bright but mysterious white flooring and navy blue elements.
- Light Gray/Mahogany. If you really want to add some essence to your toiletries, light gray walls, combined with mahogany-colored flooring, will do just that.
- Concrete. You can find a concrete appearance in every household that takes advantage of modernism. This one is certainly a minimalism classic!
Flooring Considerations
If you’re aiming for sophistication within your home, flooring should be given considerable attention during your bathroom remodel. The best floors for any type of bathroom can withstand moisture and humidity and offer a slip-free surface regardless of water exposure.
Contemporary bathroom designs feature flooring materials such as luxury vinyl tiles (LVT), vinyl roll, and porcelain or ceramic tiles. Marble and granite finishes are worthy contenders as well if you want to achieve that sturdy, lavish appearance that just sticks out.